Ausum News Briefing

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Ausum Daily News Brief is a mini-podcast, breaking down the latest from top publishers. We round up the top articles that everyone is talking about, morning and afternoon, so you could start and end y... more

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May 19, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Thursday, May 19th
The UN warns that the war could create a global food shortage.
The 21-year-old Russian soldier, charged with war crimes in Ukraine, has pleaded guilty to killing an unarmed civilian.
Japan has pledged to double its aid for Ukraine.
The Buffalo shooting occurred after the tripling of gun sales in the last thirty years.
A former Minneapolis police officer has pleaded guilty to a charge of aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter of George Floyd.
U.S. traffic deaths have soared to their highest total in 16 years.
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May 18, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Wednesday, May 18th
In 2019, pollution was responsible for 9 million deaths globally.
This morning Finland and Sweden submitted their bids for Nato membership.
In response to the mass shooting in Buffalo, Biden said, “white supremacy is poison.”
Regarding the Chinese plane crash in March, U.S. reports say that flight data indicates the plane was intentionally crashed.
New York City has been moved to a ‘high’ coronavirus alert level.
In the U.K., inflation has reached 9%.
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May 17, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Tuesday, May 17th
The remaining Ukrainian troops in the Mariupol steel plant are being evacuated.
After Sweden announced plans to join Nato, Turkey has said that it would object to this bid.
The suspected Buffalo shooter was confronted by a security guard while compiling information about the store two months ago.
Following the mass shooting in a California church, the Sheriff believes the shooting was a ‘hate incident’ against the Taiwanese congregation.
Elon Musk has said that he wishes to seek a lower price for Twitter and expressed concern over fake accounts.
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May 16, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Monday, May 16th
The Nato chief believes that, since the Russian invasion is not going to plan, Ukraine could win the war.
The Finish president said Putin reacted calmly to the country's plan to join Nato.
In Buffalo, New York, a shooting took place, killing ten people and wounding three others. The 18-year-old white gunman is a self-confessed white supremacist.
A shooting in a California church has killed at least one person and injured five.
In India, the government has banned wheat exports as the heatwave has hindered the country's wheat production.
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May 13, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Friday, May 13th
Russia has warned Finland against joining NATO.
A U.K. immigration law means that Ukrainian refugees, aiming to reach Britain through Ireland, could be sent to Rwanda
North Korea has announced its first death from the coronavirus.
The Capitol Riot committee has issued subpoenas to five Republican members of Congress.
Near Puerto Rico, a migrant boat capsized killing at least eleven people. Dozens more were able to be rescued.
United States oil refineries are spewing benzene, a cancer-causing emission, into communities.
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May 12, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Thursday, May 12th
Ukraine has announced that it will hold its first war crimes trial of a Russian soldier.
The American fracking boom risks pushing the world towards a climate disaster.
A bill to guarantee abortion rights nationwide failed to pass in Senate.
The U.S. has discovered burial sites at 53 Native American boarding schools.
After a Florida condo collapsed killing 98 people last year, a one billion dollar tentative settlement for families of victims and survivors has been reached.
In the U.S. the pandemic has claimed over one million lives.
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May 11, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Wednesday, May 11th
In Izyum, the bodies of 44 civilians were discovered under the rubble of a collapsed building.
The U.S. is poised to approve an extra $40billion in aid to Ukraine.
The U.S. intelligence chief believes Putin could resort to using nuclear weapons if he felt that his invasion was failing.
The Treasury Secretary believes that restricting access to abortion would have “very damaging effects on the economy.”
In the Philippines, survivors of Ferdinand Marcos’ brutal dictatorship were shocked after his son won the recent presidential election.
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May 10, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Tuesday, May 10th
Russian missiles struck the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa.
A popular pro-Kremlin website was flooded with anti-war articles by two Russian journalists.
In Sri Lanka, protesters have burned down the houses of several political leaders.
An Ecuador prison riot has left forty-three people dead.
So far this year in Mexico, eleven journalists have been murdered.
Andy Warhol’s portrait of Marilyn Monroe has sold for $195 Million.
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May 09, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Monday, May 9th
Sixty people died after Russian forces bombed a Ukrainian school.
The U.S. first lady visited the Ukrainian first lady in a rare move where she entered an active warzone.
The Biden administration is accelerating plans to open a U.S. embassy in Kyiv.
The final wave of evacuations from the Mariupol steel plant has taken place.
Around 20 acres of United States cropland have been polluted by PFAS-tainted sewage sludge which was used as fertilizer.
The E.U. has voiced concerns over Lee, Hong Kong’s former security chief becoming the new leader.
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May 06, 2022 Ausum Morning Business and Tech Brief - Friday, May 6th
Zelenskiy says Russian fighting has destroyed and damaged almost four hundred hospitals and medical institutions.
The U.N. says there is a new ‘safe passage operation’ around Mariupol. The U.S. allegedly gave Ukraine intelligence to help them sink the Russian warship Moskva.
Biden has announced that Karine Jean-Pierre will take over as the White House press secretary.
Stocks within the United States saw their worst day this year.
The FDA limited the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
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